Airbnb Expands but Reduces Affordable Housing
The New York Times published a stunning exposé covering an illegal Airbnb real estate scheme in New York City. According to the TIMES article, illegal hotels operated under fake host accounts.
The New York Times published a stunning exposé covering an illegal Airbnb real estate scheme in New York City. According to the TIMES article, illegal hotels operated under fake host accounts.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.—The Danish renewable-energy company Orsted has signed an agreement to use union labor if it gets approval to build an offshore wind farm 15 miles off Atlantic City.
Trenton, NJ – The progressive, pro-worker victories in the halls of Trenton were born more than 20 years ago at the New Jersey State AFL-CIO headquarters on State Street, only
New York, NY – Unions continue to provide a critical role for all Americans. Through the years unions have enabled working conditions for employees to improve. Organized labor has been
New York, N.Y.—Local 338 Health & Welfare Fund, a Fund affiliated with the labor union Local 338 RWDSU/UFCW (Local 338) the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union has entered into
Trenton, NJ — New Jersey Governor Bill Murphy has signed into law Paid Family Leave Reform legislation (S-2528: Sweeney/Diegnan/Ruiz & A-3975: Quijano/Giblin/Downey). The bill extends the paid leave period from
The NYC Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) is committed to making sure that all New Yorkers are protected by workplace laws – including minimum wage, overtime, and paid safe and sick
Washington DC – Federal legislation could provide full collective bargaining rights for Transportation Security Officers. RIGHTS FOR TRANSPORTATION SECURITY OFFICERS ACT OF 2019 (H.R. 1140) has been re-introduced by Representatives Bennie Thompson (MS) and Nita
New York, NY – Vickram Mangru owner of AVM Construction Corp. failed to pay prevailing wages and is now facing jail time. Mangru falsified records as well as underpaid workers
TRENTON, N.J.—In the aftermath of mass layoffs at the bankrupt Toys ‘R’ Us and Sears retail chains, the New Jersey state legislature is now considering a law to require companies